Dr Ahmed Abdullah

Preventing inherited diseases

INHERITED diseases, passed from parents to their children through genes, are a significant and growing concern in Pakistan. With a high rate of cousin marriages…

Are we prepared for an Mpox outbreak?

PAKISTAN has recently confirmed its first case of Mpox, raising alarms as the virus spreads globally. This development comes on the heels of Sweden’s identification…

The deadly cost of Pakistan’s gun culture

AS I write this on 14 August 2024, the air is still thick with the echoes of gunfire and fireworks from last night’s Independence Day…

Pakistan’s road rage crisis

A couple of days ago, I encountered a 39-year-old father of two in the emergency room, who had been the victim of a road rage…

Silent Suffering: Ending Femicide

THE recent chilling incident in Toba Tek Singh, Punjab, Pakistan, has once again thrust the issue of femicide into the spotlight. On the 18th of…

Lifestyle medicine; now

IN a rapidly evolving world, the concept of lifestyle medicine emerges as a beacon of hope, emphasizing prevention and holistic well-being. At its core, lifestyle…

Urgency in action: Pakistan’s cancer challenge

IN the tapestry of public health challenges, cancer emerges as a formidable thread that weaves its way through communities worldwide. As Pakistan grapples with the…

Global health security: Where do we stand?

IN a world where boundaries seem to blur, the concept of global health security has emerged as a crucial framework. It revolves around the idea…

Israel-Palestine conflict through Nietzsche’s Lens

IN the intricate tapestry of the Israel-Palestine conflict, Nietzsche’s “Genealogy of Morals” unveils a fascinating perspective on the evolution of morality and power. At its…

Quackery: A Menace to Healthcare in Pakistan

Quackery, a term that sends shivers down the spine of the medical community and conscientious citizens alike, is a menace that has taken deep root…

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